In Its Simplest Form, the Conspecific Cueing Hypothesis Examines Whether

In its simplest form, the conspecific cueing hypothesis examines whether:

A) animals actively communicate information about territory quality to one another.
B) juveniles acquire information about how to properly defend territories by watching their parents.
C) females prefer to mate with males that occupy superior territories.
D) animals learn about the characteristics of a territory from their interactions with other individuals.
E) animals learn about the relative quality of many territories by comparing the health of the individuals occupying those areas.